Titlebook: British Imperial Policy and Decolonization, 1938-64; Volume 2: 1951-64 A. N. Porter,A. J. Stockwell Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Foreign Policy, Defence and the Colonial Empire, 1951–5country’s gold and dollar reserves. In October, cuts in food subsidies and imports and a rise in bank rate were immediately introduced, measures intended, so the Chancellor told his colleagues, to provide the breathing space for more fundamental reappraisals..

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Constitutional Change in the Colonies, 1951–64: West Africa, the West Indies and South-East Asiamere Colonial Office parishes in the 1940s, so colonial policies were scrutinised from the broader perspectives of ‘national interest’. When the economic or strategic value of colonies was perceived, the Treasury and Foreign Office took a keen interest in their management.

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Britain and the New Commonwealth: the Problem of Immigrationth its own tradition of an open-door policy in ways that would damage Britain’s reputation in the free and Third worlds. The British Nationality Act 1948 supplanted common allegiance to the Crown with the concept of separate citizenships for Commonwealth states but retained the status of ‘Commonweal

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Foreign Policy, Defence and the Colonial Empire, 1951–5eneral election. Having won a smaller percentage of the vote than Labour, it also had little more than a working majority in the House of Commons. The Cabinet’s principal inheritance, however, was a serious economic crisis. The cost of British imports in the wake of devaluation, and world commodity

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